Let's assume that Haitian people are in the most desperate living condition then they were 20 years before, expecially,  after the unexpected and yet suspicious earthquake that happened 8 weeks ago that caused the greatest catastrophic in Haiti history since it became the first black independent country in the world.


I think, therefore, there is a great chance there for taking advantage of those who are becoming so so desperate to the point they would do just about anything even kill in other to eat or to survive.  So, with that being said, we have some FOREIGNS groups    who usually portrait themselves as missionaries in other to do what they want in the country, and the desperation of the people ( NOT FAITH ) are the main reasons why the Christians attacked the Voodooisms.


Lately, It has been going on for sometimes now that there have been many efforts by some foreigns groups that trying to eliminate Vodou in Haiti, however they have been unsuccessful.  But despite their efforts, instead, recently, vodou seems to have become a more mainstream religious than it was before long ago. For example,  young Haitian people are becoming comfortably with the vodou religious in contrast in the early year when Vodou seemed to dwell among old age and poor people who live on the side of the countryside, and usually dealt in secret.  Another example, it's through my own self experience in the last two years where I have become kind of profound in listen to Vodou music which I did not used to listen before when I was in Haiti.  Also,  in 2007, Vodou has been accepted in Haiti as an official religious in the Haitians society and has its own visible temple just like other religious do, and that had sparked some controversies between the Christians, the Vodouism and the Haitian government.

The Faith of The Christianity 

What about the Christian faith, are they really believe in whom they say they serve and preaching about?  Well, if so, they would not acted the way they do, because their action is contrast to what they preach about on a first place.  If they really have faith, they  would have known that is not right to attack and blame the Vodouism for Haiti situation,  and, further, they would have enough faith to know exactly why what happened in Haiti is happens; and know how to go about to make things better.  According to their actions, they simply show their weakness and not having faith they are and also they putting our great GOD of Jesus Christ down by doing things that he opposed.http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&newwindow=1&safe=off&rlz=1G1GGLQ_ENUS366&q=voodoo+attacked+in+Haiti&btnG=Search&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=

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This is an interesting artices that explains the true meaning beyond the so-called "Haiti Pact with the Devil", and who those Devils are. Also, why Pat Robertson and the media do not want the world to know and won't talk about:


Pat Robertson is a white evangelical Christian taking “liberty” with black people’s oppression.  A son and benefactor of America’s white-controlled hierarchy of access to political and economic and religious power.  Whose obvious revisionist distortion of Haiti’s true history reveals that he did “not want to talk about it.”  Nor did mainstream media, with their momentary on-the-scene coverage of the earthquake’s horrific destruction, want to dig into the related racist ruins of Haiti’s early and recent past.  But Haitian activist and political analyst Jean Saint-Vil did “want to talk about it”—and did so before the earthquake led Haiti to cross Robertson’s mind with his passing and dishonoring judgment.

Instead of a “pact to the devil,” Jean Saint-Vil called Haiti’s “uprising against slavery . . . ‘A Giant Step for Mankind—Made in Haiti.’” (godisnotwhite.org, Aug.11, 2009).  That “giant step,” Saint-Vil writes, was taken against brutal oppression, which Pat Robertson and mainstream media choose “not . . . to talk about”:

Popes, kings and queens enriched themselves and built vast empires on the profits made with the sweat and blood of kidnapped men, women and children loaded on ships, stacked like sardines and reduced to slavery on plantations of coffee, sugar, cotton, cocoa, all over the Americas[1].  . . . millions of human beings . . . kidnapped, terrorized, thrown to sharks in the middle of the Atlantic ocean.  . . . It has been estimated that the population of Africa in the mid 19th century would have been 50 million instead of 25 million had this catastrophe known as the MAAFA [also known as the African Holocaust] not taken place[3].

Following his graphic documentation of the actual “devils,” Jean Saint-Vil then discloses the “giant step for mankind—made in Haiti,” which Pat Robertson and America’s white-controlled dominant press did not talk or write or report about.  Saint-Vil states,

It is within such an atmosphere of unparalleled terrorism and human decadence that a remarkable gathering of men and women took place on the small Caribbean island of Haiti, the evening of August 14-15, 1791.  Known as the Bwa Kay Iman Ceremony[4], it is said that this revolutionary meeting brought together representatives of twenty-one displaced African nations who vowed to revolt against the powers that had unleashed against their people such a relentless campaign of terror; a genocide that was expertly conceived and implemented, state-sponsored and financed, justified with numerous literary works and blessed by the most powerful and influential religious institutions of the.... READ FULL STORY

DAKAR (Reuters) -- West and Central African singing stars will record a song in early March in the Senegalese capital Dakar to raise money for victims of last month's earthquake in Haiti, the musical project's leader said on Wednesday. 

More than 200,000 people were killed and a million left homeless when a magnitude 7.0 quake struck the poor Caribbean country on January 12. Since then, a mass of international relief efforts have been launched. 

In the most recent African aid initiative, dozens of singers, among them internationally known names including Senegalese vocalists Youssou Ndour and Baba Maal, Ivorian reggae artist Alpha Blondy and Congolese musicians Lokua Kanza and Papa Wemba, will gather in Dakar from March 1-6 to record a http://www.members.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/LDE6192HQ.htm